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Daily Republican., 1887-01-05
1he Late Capt Lewis soisp,

We mentioned toe death Of Captain
Lewis NOltr, whose remains were in
TERED on Tuesday morning q; the Odd
Fellows' Cemetery. Philadelphia, 9TH
appropriate ceremonies. AS he resided
in our city for number OF years we
note the folloripg additional facts In
regard 70 his career. He enlisted nt the
hrst call OF President Lincoln for
sevenfy-fve thousand men nj the break
Ing oct OF the rebellion, aud cor tinued
In the sfrvice uuul the eud Of the war
He eutored the army as Flss. Serssah {
IN the First Delaware Voiupte rs, and
~ the end OF the thfse moaths was
muttered In as Second Lieutenant oil
Co. q. Second Delaware Volunteers, and
was ~ duxlly promoted Tor bravery TO
the rank Of Captain. Hs was In most
Of the battles Of the Army OF the Poto
mac, and at the battle Of the Wilder
meas. where his oldest trotber lost his
life, he Was taken prisoner and sent e
Libby Prison, and from there trans
ferr.d TO Antersonvills, from which be
made bis escsre. A. the end OF bis
three years. service he was m q stered
out. when he Joined HancoSk's Veteran
Corps, and was on General Hascock' q
stan at the battle OF Geitysburg, which
position he held until the close OF the
war. when be was appointed First Lieu
tenant 10 the regular army, and was
sent on duty 20 ARIZONA, where he con-
tracted the distase which finally caused
his death.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-05
FOURTH EDITION


On Wednesday night LIST Rev. W.
h. Hsndrtckson. Who lives near Cen.
trevtlle. heard . squealtns noise cut Ut
his pig pen bu, did not Investigate the
matter until the next morning, when
he found two sucking pigs, some Eve or
six weeks old, missing. and from the
blood that vss sprinkied around, he
knsw that they were devoured or car.
rted Oh by some animal. On Sunday
night last the same sQaeAlipg nolse was
heard By Mr.. HencricksOn's falniIy
while he " a. ut church.
In the morning be found that smother
pig Was missing. The noise made by
the ami nal Was like . crying child. The
SOW that had the pigs was an nnususlly
savage one and would have fought OF q
dog or fox. The snpposiiion Is that II
- tbs same animal that last week Was
frightening the people up around Hook.
esstb. Mr.. Hendrickscu lives on the
top Of hill on . road that leads down
through woods near the Brandywine,
making q desirable rendezvous for
Wild animals. Is 10 believed that the
amin al 10 Wild cat or an American
panther, which has escaped from rome
travelling show. Whatever it IL, IL has
alarmed the people In the vicinity OF
IL operations. and day time is rather
preferred 10 night for travel. TIE
young men OF Oentreviile are organic
ing for q raid upon the ANNA, aud
what yer 1t In, wildcat, casnmonul, or
panther, IL will have To seek new aar
ters or surrender.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-05
THIRD EDITION,


A telegram from Wilkesbarre says
that sll the collferies In that resiop
shipping over the New jersey Cenu O.
Railroad were idle yesterday, exc. Of
two, on account OF the strike the Geek
hands 81 Port Johoson and II sbetb-
port. The Red Ash end Hanover col
he'es were working to fill q lot oil
orders already received, but viii clos.
down to-day and remain IDLE whils The
strike 10 adjusted.
w. w. Watkins, aged IL years, col,
lector for Jacob Peake, printer, in Gin,
Q matt, vac yesterday accused by hi.
employer OF thef. The boy copfess ed
his guilt, and then, swallowing some
pruasic acid, fell dead on tho spos
The boy had no bad habits, and 10 SAID
70 have used tbs money buy ting books.
A fight took place on Monday be
tween guards and American smusRlerl
on the Mexican side OF he Rio Grande
near New Laredo, In which ten of tn,
smuPglers ard three guards wers
killed. sc, 900 worth Of goods weIs
captured from tho smusglers.
WATERFOWL, 4. Y, Jan. 4-Last
night about IL O'Clock tire broke Gus in
the Englehari Building, in the villas,
OF Sackett's HarbOr. The flames oom
municated TO other buildings, and tn.
6re was not subd ned until nearly $50.
600 worth OF property was destroyed.
The closing of The mines has thrown
out Of work 5000 men and boys at til,
Lehtgh and WiikesoaTre COMPANY
mines; $50 at the Hanover rom papy's
800 At the Rsi Ash; 800 st the Bennett
Company's 9, and 500 a. Ihs Parrish Com
papy's mines-a Jotai of 800.
The Hagerstown News amour ces th,
death on Monday OF VIM. n. Kuode
ex-juige of the Orphans Court o
Washington County, Md In his rs
year. He had been prominently idel IL
led with various public enterprises.
Henry Tiffany and wife, IN aged
house q. Grigg's Corners, near Bling
hampton, New York, on Sunday right
The FIRE was started by some wood
which vas placed In the oven 10 dry.
While loading oil cars In the Joyvill.
mines, near Utica, New York. on Mon
day, two men we're killed and another
was severely injured by q mass of fro
ztn oil and rock falling upon them.
The President has committed to fv,
years imprisonment the death sentence o
John w. Psuott, of Arkansas, convictet
of murder and sentenced TO be hangeC
January IA.
The boiler o. 2rist mill at Elwood
Indiana, bust estefdsy, killing TIL
engineer Lyss, ard Joseph Rssd, anC
dangerously iDiuring another man.
Counterfeit 10-cent pieces, said 10 b
among the beat coup Jerfeits yet sesn,
are circulating IN Kingston aud a
other points on the Hudson River.
The safe Of the Southwest Postal Sta
ton In Chicago was opened 10y burg AZ
on Monday night and robbed Of Sll34.
During last month 700 cases of choler
and 352 deaths were reported in Bueno
Ayres, South Anne RIGA.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-05
Case Dismissed.

Last evening while the people were
crowding into the ezra Eouse, Z s.
Van Houten, OF the Tycoon Company,
No. 2, came up TO the door. and upon
Stating 10 w. NJ Dunleyy. the manager
of the company which performed last
evening, who he was, vas passed in. He
then demanded a private box, and when
Mr. Dunleyy refused to give 1t TO him In
dulged in some remarks which were more
forcible than polite Mr.. Dunlevy told
him TO 90 in aud take seat, or 70 out,
and as he refused 10 90 either fired him
out. Van Houten left tie house, yowiug
Vengeance, a9d few minutes later a
constable served warrant on Mr.. Dun.
levy, that had been sworn but before
Squire O'Nell for Assault and battery
Mr.. Baylis accompanied tle party to the
Squire's Office, who as Eoon as he heard q
fuil statement dismissed the case, and
reprimauded Van Houten Tor acting IL
the manner he did.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-05
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UOas.

K. n. Rumford has been granted ct
ters OF naturalization OF The estate o.
Mrs. y j. Rumford.
Ex-Lsvy Cour. Comm lesitLtr VIM.
p. Lodge, OF Brandy wine Humble i.wh
has been unweli foc several days, il oui
again ard waI in the CITY this forenoon.
A horte attached TO the baggage wagon
OF the Wilmington transfer company
fell on Front street, opposite tie P, W.
q 4. depot this morning, but luckily
es ;aped Injury.
Mike Lucle, champion light w light al
Penney lvania, visited our city las
evening. He made & successful engage.
nent in Boston last week, coming out
winner In every contest.
A couple OF baskets made OF ice,
shipped by w. l.. Herbert, Of Phiia-
delphia, TO Robert Graves, the cafe rer.
we're amongst the attractions at
O'Clock this afternoon q; the depot
Daily Republican., 1887-01-05
The DogsI HAaatinn

Every dog has his day" Is
dogs Of Wilmington are esp.c Al
yored. as they have tweu,t
which commenced on New Ye.r,
and will continue until u mo,n,
weeks. during which time ;ssj
defy the dog exterminsior ssi !,
sisIants. They, that Is nc don
TO be taking advantage Of Asl,1
lion, and this morning tatfe ",
o large number on tbs street nj
be well, however, fcs thelt oss,
remember that thess ara only d.u
grace, given for the purposg Of a
ing them time - pay the stlua a
81, and obtain the mysuc ti.a
~hich will prolec. their PEI ir.uH
ruthless clutches OF S2se.A "a
Foster.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-05

ST. LOUIS, Jan. The grand jury
todsy handed IN their indictments
against Tho express robbers Thai
aeainst wi.rock was for robbery ,u Inc
FIRST degree; that against aaight fol
being accessory btfers the fact; thai
against Wtever tor being accessory
after the fact The prisoners were in
mediately a rsigued before Judge Nor
mile. They all pleaded guilty 20 th'
charges, and were al once sentenced
WitTcck and Haight to srven years an
Weaver 10 Ave years in the peri,eE
fiary
Daily Republican., 1887-01-05
Charged WIN Larceny.

Vio,et Agnes, the lG , ear-old daugh.
ter OF Charles u A ynes., was arrested
by Sergeant McV-y last evening At he
rsques. CT h,r father, who CHARGED her
with breaking into his house at No sos
West Second street yesterday morning,
and stealing s7 frGn a drawer. /;
seems that tho g.rl does not live al
home, and that during the absence oil
the family she entered the house aud
took the money, but Is ucne of the " e.
aesses were prtsent the bearing OF the
case was postponed nuui to.morrog
morning, and she was locked up uuti
that time
Daily Republican., 1887-01-05
The Earth stiIl shakes.

OBJ estop. SCUM Carolina, at 6 AZ a
IN. on Tuesday. Two shsrper shocks
we've fsli at Sumuerville at @ 40 and
7.5e. No damage was done. Shocks
were also felt else where In the State.
There was q repetition 81 Westmin.
ster, Mar, land, on Monday nigh. and
Tuesday morning of the noises and
shaSings noted tho day before. The
shocks were felt IT u 30 o'clock on
Monday pis..t. and wars repeated on
1pesdsy morpip- betwesn and :
oc'oc l. !. ~. ths 9uskes in the
mountain region Of NAL a", 49,.
began on Sunday, have since O.. pto
at interyals-
Daily Republican., 1887-01-05

Mobility OF Character"

Rev. Wsl1o Messaros, who was last
week acquitted in the Philad elpbia
courts of charge Of en- attempt TO felo
niously Assault Ms. CoIlstop, will Ice
ture 10 morrow evening az institute
Hall on tue topic heading this notice
He Ia very eloquent speaker, aud hal
the ublic sympathy Oh account OF ,ht
desperate bat fIt,!e attempt TO ruir
hun. His lecture will be deliyered
under the auspices and for the henef
OF Cyrus Castle, No /. X. of G.. &c. Tt,
hall will no douht oe crowded, not frou
a morbid curiosit! TO see she man, bn
10 hear him on account OF his ability
and eloquelce.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-05
CUT PRICES!
CUT PRICES!

The only way we believe
to get you acquainted with
what we are doing is to say
in a very few words that we
have made such reductions
in prices of clothing that a
purchase will be manifeftly
to your advantage.
To make the story very
short, we have more clothing
than we need to have.
Custom Suits: uncalled for
and misfts: prices GUT 10
half ! and Others largely re
duced.
The same in single Coats!
In Business Suits, prices
have been put to a very bv'
mark
In the finest Silk-Lined
Overcoats you'll get for ST.
the same as you'll be asked
to pay $40 and $50 for in
other places
/ Storm Goats. as cold as il
! is we don't want to have
amy on hand next Fourth O
July, and--down 60 t h {
lprices on the best of them
| Boys'and Children's Cloth
! 6 fully a third less than i
Twas a week ago.
/ You may depend on i
THAT the reductions made ar
such as viii! be a great saw
ling to you.
/ II you don't like your pur
chase after you get it home
ibiing it back ard get you
money.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-05
Suicide of n RAltInorean.

Mr.. Marcus u. SAvin, a BaltimoIean.
about 50 years of sge, vas found dead
In Q room at the Hotel Windsor, 1Teu
ton, n. j., on Monday. he had eaten
part OF The coutenB Of box Of rat
poison. On the floor near biz body, be-
side the uearly empty box, lay case
knife, v hich had newly been ground,
Mr.. Savin registered at the hotel .stt
Friday as from New York. II "a gfa,ed
he Was money .ees, but he said lie ex.
nectei q remittance. The.e VIA not b
Ing in bis Department TO Indicate IL .,
he vas deraneed.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-05
n, w. VOTERS

Store. An immense clearing
sale. We are going to begin
this day the biggest reduction
on all goods ever made before
in our line of Mems Boys and
|Children's Overcoats and Suits OF
|all kinds. We want to reduce
our stock before stock-taking
and everything has been mark
led down to half the usual price
Come and see for yourselves, S
NV. Corner Second and Market
Daily Republican., 1887-01-05
Freeytnk N Gather.

There we're freezing Temperatures in
Northern ard Central Florida, yester.
day morning, Temperatures being 70.
ported ranging from % degrees attack
souville 10 % at Delsnd. No DANA, .
was done TO fruit except ia expcs d
places in the northern part Of the State.
-Four inches CT snow fell yesterday st
Arcadia, Farmerville and MiLGon. in
Louisiana. and 1; WAS Still growing asst
Daily Republican., 1887-01-05

an Inmate of tbo New Castle Con "
Almshouse, received notification thif
morning that la bsd been granted q
pension OF Sc = month. His disability
IL vsricose veins in the right leg, re.
sultipg from q gun stos wound. He
ffed an appIcsron through VILLAIN
III. Hayws 81 Washington, III Oc,o
Der last. He Will DO sent To the Soldiers
Home.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-05

The Tuesday Club" will give rem
dit,on Of Hayden's Oiatorio O; tho Cres
ton In the Grand Opera House, en- Tues
day evening, jar usry 1lth. This viii
be a grand exhibition OF musical TALENT
such Us has been rarsly exhibited II
Wilmington any time in the past. Tb'
ora'orio will com n,bce at 8 O'Clock
and tickets can be exchanged and pur
chased AT O. II. Thomas K Cos. ate
January 8sb.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-05
Our Market.

NotwithstaI ding the iars ',
weather the markets were vi ~
this morning by buyers aud
The ruling prices were AS io.ot'
ter, 80 to 36 cents a pount 20,
ern, 80 20 So eents . aozsL, Ia '
duct, 80 to 40 ceu t. q dozen Sl''
toes, IL TO Is cents q nall ptu,, ID
potatoes, II to IL cents; ape !.
cents q half peck; turkeys, ~
pound; chickens. 13 cent?.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-05
Election.

Tie most worshipiul Ham "a
Lodge Of II. a. A. Y. Mssulii y
Tor tbs Stale OF Delaware lsa
Al nual communicable Oh ~ : y
and elected aud installed lie VI
grand officers tor the eIsuits
James Il. Lee, r. w. G. u az
rilghmAn, Il W. ID c 81 y
Robinson. g 8 w Joseph | y
q. Jr. W.; Daniel Dutlo o. I't11
James Il Thompson, q. SecfetA't
Daily Republican., 1887-01-05
Sherin IreY kilIed

Sheriff Benz. Trey Was run 5val
train OF cars NJ Frazer, on l1,1
sylvania Railroad, en- Tuestsi
ing, and crushed in IA korrio.a "a
Mr.. Trey was crossing the ,.ae5 a
the tram for West Che. 'sf y
passing train that he d!9 rd 4
came along, rupuiDg over b.a .!
a most instant death. C'rczd
sill I'LL the cfii CO Of Sheriff gpa,
81. ction. Nj Trey vsB SbeTd y
ter County just one day, hATi'Il
charge OF the flee M1nd8y ao;Ha
Daily Republican., 1887-01-05

Thomas CALLAHAN was adjudaed
guilty of drunkenness st the cijy
court this morning, aud fred 81 ald
costs. Another man, whose name is
suppressed on his promise to sin nc
mere, was com nitted until t1.morrow
evening to enable him 10 recover from
The effects OF debsuGh, on which bt
Tag teen stree Cbrietmas.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-05

There was a large crowd at Carroll's
Casino Last evening to witness a four
round contest between Denny Kelleghel
and Bill Dunn. Mike Lucie seconded
Kellegher, and Jack Harding acted in a
like capacity for Dunn. Jack Ashton
was chosen referee and VIM Carroll
tfme-keeper. The contest was decided q
draw
Daily Republican., 1887-01-05
Free Exhibition OF Art Noe

Free Exhibition OF Art Soen's
Is now open Mt No. sl3 mstA', :,
and will continue open uDti, p :,
urday. Every lady in " y. .'
should avail herself Of tbs ~ =
portunity to learn ir e Of g, -,
latest methods in art -Gi6IUlls''
with our compliments. 49,,
WHEELER 81 WIIsuA "i''
Daily Republican., 1887-01-05
NOi "A Lila Lost.

The report ot the local inspectors OF
ttean ve.se Il from the district, which
includes Bait!mo ore and al the Eastern
Shore of Maryland and Virginia, An.
nspolis, WASH pkton, Georgetown and
Alexand rita, etcs, show that during the
yesr 1886 there was not life iost by
explosion, fire or collision.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-05

A blessing to humanity 10 what DR..
Bull'e Cough Syrup can we'll b. tel med
for it has done more good already than
airy other medicine. One trial " Ill con
vince apy one of its efficiency. Price %
cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-05
Conc TO MtddIetown.

Past Department Con a snder Men air
started Tor MIDI crown This morning
for the purpose Of Installing the Off
cers-eifct Of AudIeSs PCst, g. A. + .
this evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-05

William II. Hay ward, q y
ton, will be at Sny'h Pos -
ters, 504 Market street, tiis ~, W.
consult with claimants y.
pensions, bouniies, etc. + " r.,
notation OF claimant, ~
Redmond Smith, c:trb 80.
mates Court, will b. koI 'r'-
aess thia svapine.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-05

A Csntata wi take place at Brandy,
wine Sprines, tomorrow Thursday
evening. the citizens generally are in
yited.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-05

IHs LE0isLA7UsF

Down, Jan. 5.-Bgh bon,
Lsgislatnss organised yeststsa,
o'clIck, the Senate by slscIins
Collins Of Smyrna, Kant Gene
dent; Benjsmin J. Moore =,
6assex County, for clsrk ."
Scott Of Wilmington, serss,n,
the Rev. L. w, Gibson Of 80
iChurch - chaplain.
The privileges OF the Saaa,s
tended 10 the reporters OF H.
motion OF DR.. Lswia. N
On motion Of DR.. Martin IN.
last session were adopted.
AritI the passage OF the usa,,
resolutions Mr.. McWborter o.,
OF the following bills: An &C, in
70 primary elections; an al.
the Jurisdiction Of justices Of n.
IN act 70 suppress com biuation,
nance the cost Of household ~.
Three hundred oopie, Of n,
nof's message were osdera, J
printed. when the Senate as,,j
until 8 p. m.
Tho Senate met ~ 8 o. IN
A joint resolution of Adm.
uIul 8 o'clock Monday az,
adopted.
Tao report OF the State ye,,,,,,
read, after which the 6ena,o 49,
until 8 p. m. OF Monday ner.
IN THE HoUsK
The House organized by elee.i,
u. McCsbe Of Baltimore, SUISSE.
for Speaker; Ezekiel 7 Coope,o ~
for clerk; Rev. j. Il. stor.cr.
the Prespy terrain Church, Dgg,
chaplain, and George w. Fo.i n
ware City for sergeantst-arr.
On motion OF Mr.. Will .
rules were continued In force .
adoption Of new once.
Tho Governors message was =.
the clark. One thousand conn,
message we're ord cred prints,
Mr.. Daisey offered a reso IA.
rectipg the sergeant-ai-srms 70 !
suitable Accommodations Tor n.
representatives. Adopted.
Tho House adjourned un 4 8
p. IN.
AFTERNOON SESSION
ATS p. N. The House ress-.u.t
A resolution was offered by a,
pie, providing for . Commute sl
TO invite His Exceilenoy. the G j.
the judges, the ladies and Oh
tea's on the floor OF thu H0ass.
DIR. Chandler moved 10 s,r.k.u
words His Excellency."
Mr.. NAPLES cfisrei an anna
extending the vitatlon, witsoa
ing o committee for the pu.p.
was lost. DIR Chambers aseA
was adopted. and also the rec n
amended.
Mr.. Ware gave notice oi biz
,ion 10 introo uce I'D sct relatlt3
ecu tors and nd ministr.iora
The Senate joint reolut!oa
journmeIt until Monday 81 jye
IN. was concurred In.
Adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-05
GIVEN AWAY,

Not Clothing, but Watches,
We have an overstock OF
Boys and Children's Cloth.
ing, and as an inducement
for you to buy Of US we will
give you one OF the 06d-
inc Waterbury Watches with
0 splendid Nickel Chain and
Charm with q Boys Suit,
Overcoat, or both, at $40 or
upwards. Our ONE LOW
price is plainly marked on
every garment and is exactly
the same as before we com.
menced giving the Waite hes,
What we want is adveI tie
ing, as our Fall Season, the
best we have ever had, is
almost over and we know
the Boys will talk about our
goods and prices.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-05

MAsg Wlisuu nAs returned home
from q hoht ay visit ntar CentrevIile
Md.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-05
or n. A. DAUPHIN.
Nsshtagtss, ID. o.
Make ? Q. ksnsy order: payable na ID
dress Registered Letter: ts
NEW ORLEANS NATlOyAk, BAEE
New Orleans. In.

|Dl MEMDED rbat the rrcsenco q
II = VI e VI ID Ii Generals BsAuregarl
AMI EaJis, who are IN charko Of tue draw
ard iDttg-ity, that tho char1os ese all
equal and that M enc car possibly divine
y nat numbers viii draw d frtZe All psr.ie'
therefore advertising 10 guarantee Prizes IL
this LOTTERY, or holdt ~ out anf other Ii
possible Inducements, are ssicdiers, anu
| only sim - deceiy9 AID doiraud the uh-
vary.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-05


CARROLL - MCUULLOU0H - At st
Peters Pro-Cathsdrai, on the Sih inst /, b.
the Nj. Rev. Aft cd A. Curtis, assisted b.
hev Bert. J. Kelly, Michasi a. Carroll
and Rose heOuiiouKn, both Of this city.
-
DEATHS.
HAYES--rn January 8, ct his late refs
nenes, - MArket street. Wuuingto
Del, John Hayes. In bis stth year
fuaeral ct D. N. on Thursday, January
o. Internent at Wilmington and Brandy
vtns Cemetsry. Relatives and irieEds ara
invited without farther notice.
GIBBON-On sunday. January ., at hti
residence, No. ei3 West second street
samuel II. dibbon, In his koth year.
Ths reiatiyes and frier de are especially
invited 70 attend his funeral from Dts 10 q
residence. ON THURSDAY, January 9. az
O'Clock p. m. To proceed TO Mt Lebanon
Cemetery.
Dearest husband, thou has len me,
rsre thy ioss deeply fsel,
But Ills God that he st bereft me,
He can ali our sorrows heal.
Zone. bat not forgotten.
CLlNG.-Un December 2s.h, 1853, Alor "a
n. cling, sged % years.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-05

hAs ~. lnVsed' :,
Il. Hoffecker has remoe e5 81 e,
and shoe business from lv- W., b
street to $40 w. Second stfe'"
ace him ut his new place
Daily Republican., 1887-01-05

Tomorrow promises % oe
with light snow or rain IN eeils.
tons. Friday iIom cloudy ~ %
and slightly colder.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-05
Uouanissreners.
|TTAPRtcFDtMTfn iTT9icTiosl
u OVER HALF 1 MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
Ii uisiana StateLottery CompsCy

Incorporated in is6s 10 IS years BY tn.
Legislature for EfucAt,ohGl ant Charitable
purpoGes-wi.h o capital - o. 0oc, oco--tc
witch a reserve fpnd OF ever tS6o,b0o aai
sin sc been added.
BY an overwhelming popu ar vote its tau.
obise was made psrt Of ~ present state
Constitution adopteh Deosa or ID, A. ID.
The only lottery ever vo'st OF and en-
dorsed by the pe0nlo OF any STATE.
II never scales or pos'p1nss
Its Grand single Number Draw
1ngs taEe place Monthly. ana she
Drswtngs regular
- every six months June and De-
cember).
A SPLEEDIU OPPORTUNITY To
WIN A FORTUNE. FIRST GRAHu
DkA VINO, GLASS =, Ia THE ACAD
cMf or MUSIC. NEW DRLEANs,
rUESl AY, january Il, 1857 -2oOih
Daily Republican., 1887-01-05

T;yOR SALE-HOusE NO. 7oS FRENCH
e strest; IL rooms and bath. all modem
improvements. lhis housa IS In excsllent
repair and must De told 70 clese b u estate.
Also a nun Der OF modern honses in wes.ern
part OF the city, These arc tho mott conye-
nent houses In tho msfzet, end any one
Wishing 10 purchase uii do we'll TO LOOK
at 81 en- before pUIehG .ing elsewhere. Terms
70 suit puIehaselE. J1H Dahl BHU.,
Oil W. Ninth street, or Az L. Seventh street.
jams 26tt
Daily Republican., 1887-01-05

For good coal 60 10 Bush's, French
street WHAT,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-05

state OF the Tornpei atufs
81 she REF UBLIoAH odics e ~
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